Sherwood Marty Releases New Song "Wild'N"

Sherwood Marty links up with Spiffy Global for "Wild'N."

BYAron A.Jan 31, 20181.8K Views

Fresh off the release off Young & Reckless with OMB Peezy, Sherwood Marty comes through with a brand new single. The rapper's been grinding for a minute but with the influx of music he's been dropping, it's clear that he's about to make a splash in the rap game this year. The Baton Rouge rapper now links up with producer Spiffy Global for their new collaboration together on "Wild'N."

Spiffy Global brings the high energy with his production while Marty delivers his Baton Rouge melodic flow to the song. Marty returns with more authentic street bravado to the track. Global's production carries the song with the dark vibe and heavy drums that kick through the song.

While Marty is just bubbling up right now, the efforts he's putting in is promising to what he has for us in the future.

Quotable Lyrics
Flooded with .223's, AR-15's
Glocks with the beams
32 shots in the Glock 17
You take a nap, you'll get left in your dreams

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